Sentence examples for task drafting from inspiring English sources

Now Mr Biden has another daunting task: drafting new gun curbs after the killing in December of 20 children and six adults at a Connecticut school.The vice-president is hailed as the "McConnell whisperer".

Breckinridge, chosen Speaker of the Kentucky House of Representatives at the outset of the 1799 session, took on the task, drafting resolutions reasserting the original principles and endorsing nullification.

The one that scored highest in both cases is the one which is linked to the formal aspects of the task (drafting, orthography, presentation, linguistic correction, style etc)., which receives a mean score of 3,56 in that offered, and 3,33 in what is received.

Mr Jaafari's government has less than eight months left to complete its main tasks: drafting a new constitution by mid-August and submitting it to a referendum by no later than October 15.

But it will be difficult to sustain that or to reassemble it, in practical terms, when the task is drafting a legislative response and especially when that task includes considerations outwith Scotland.

At the national level Zhang was charged, in 1904, with the task of drafting regulations for the entire school system.

Mr. Cheney, the former chief executive of an oil-field services company, heads a cabinet-level task force drafting Mr. Bush's energy strategy, expected this month.

Time is required to reassemble electoral rolls and establish a secure environment for voting, let alone for the contentious task of drafting a constitution.

The task of drafting it has begun, with 60 left-leaning members seeking to cut the pension age and bring back a wealth tax.

"I am obnoxious, suspected, and unpopular," Giamatti's Adams tells Jefferson — a line taken from one of Adams's letters, like much of the dialogue — graciously ceding the task of drafting the Declaration of Independence to the Virginian.

The museum administration responded, almost overnight, by removing, with hammer and chisel, the inscriptions on the nineteen stone plaques, and charging the International Auschwitz Council with the task of drafting a new text incorporating Piper's revised calculations.